“Folk” has become a funny label for Tall Heights. It felt right when they went all-in on a career in music, street performing over 100 days in six months to fund their first recordings. It felt right when their plucky single “To Be Young” worked its way into the hearts of their hometown of Boston and spread to the nation on Pandora and Spotify. It felt right when they played 300-plus shows in 2013 and 2014 all across the U. S. However, as sounds from their new EP, "Holding on, Holding Out," begin to surface, Tall Heights is staying true to their harmony-, cello- and guitar-laden souls, while creating something indie, something chic, something new. Says Jason Marck of Chicago's WBEZ radio: “There have been many bands in recent years that have employed beautiful close harmonies, but when you add the strings and the great songwriting, Tall Heights is a notch above the pack.”